☝️ Key Points
- Kool Savas considers himself a 'killer' in the rap scene and emphasizes his superiority over other rappers.
- He feels underestimated and misunderstood, similar to 'Corona', and highlights the tough path to his success.
- Savas emphasizes his passion and talent for rap and is willing to face negative consequences for his art.
- He uses the symbol of Mario's blue shell as a metaphor for his ambition to always be the best.
- Kool Savas presents himself as an authentic rapper and criticizes other artists whom he perceives as superficial and inauthentic.
- He emphasizes his role as a role model for his son and his longevity in the rap industry.
Interpretation
In 'Rapkiller',
Kool Savas reflects on his position in the rap scene. He sees himself as a 'killer' in the rap business, as he believes he makes better lyrics and better music than other rappers. He feels misunderstood and underestimated, similar to 'Corona', and has worked hard to achieve his success. With the statement 'I have this rap thing in my blood', he emphasizes his passion and talent for rap. The blue shell in Mario, which always shoots at the first place, symbolizes Kool Savas' ambition to always be the best. He criticizes other rappers whom he perceives as inauthentic and superficial. Additionally, he highlights his role as a role model for his son and his longevity in the industry. His entire life is focused on rap and he is willing to accept negative consequences for it. Overall, the song is a powerful self-presentation and critique of the current rap scene.